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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30

Following were the recorded sales la
Linn county during the past week
jos 8 Anna 20 e b Wilson, 1871
acres. tp -, E..............e $50
L II Mack ct al to l. Senders, 25 feet
front First Sc, Albany. ......... 300
Wm FabaE TO Della Lawrence, lot !,
block ll0 H's A. Albany ....... 500
J South TO @ w Sylvester. $40
acres. ..s...........4s.. 2600
Peter Powell % Geo H Powell. 100
acres, tp y, K. ....... :..... 600
Peter Powell 10 Stephes Powell. l20
acres. tp ~, E............. 800
w II Lee 70 John NJ Irving, l0xi3 feet
in block 60, Albany ............. so
ID ] Hays TO n AJsnne, 80 acres tp II,
W.................s 1900
Amadore BAasott 70 Drncilla Wigls,
a74 acres, HAlsey ey........ 500
David Peebler 20 Willis Gains, 2 lots
IA nSodaville. .................. 500
+ b Mckinney. J A Shafer and WIN
Pearson tow V & q Il Co, right
OF way across land 4S2S feet long
aud " wide. ................ 500
Francis 4 Williams to 4 ] Black, $50
acres tp IL, Sra W........ $50
J Corhus TO I Black lntsrefs 10 same ZOO
John Conner 20 l. Finn, 4 Young
and q + Chamberlain. First Ma
tional Bank fractional lots 6OO0
U ) 70 Daniel Miller, 34.54 acres. patent
Il koehlsr 10 Pauline Holloway, los
5. block . H'a Fad ndA.......... aO
II Sprenger 10 N b SprengeF, 1876
acTcs Up IL, 4W.............. 200
n Baum 10 Mary Barrett, lot 8. block
To- Albany ........ss.ss... ... 100
Eliza Warren 10 John Brown, I2Oacres
tp IL. 2 w. 4
Martha Wigle 70 John Brown. same. /
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30

Below We give list Of taxpayers In this
county, paying taxes on $1,000 aud over, as
shown by the assessment roll just cotnplct.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
Daniel, Come

Mrs. Sarah A. NeaI, of Orono, Maine, wants
to learn the whereabouts Of her son. Daniel
r. Neal. IN 1854, when last heard from. he
was IA Charlottesville. ia this county. Come.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30

All persons knowing themselves indebted
to L " Iangaon will please come forward
and settle their accounts at once
Z. w. LANGD0H.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
Dry and Fancy Goods, Furnishing
Goods, Millinery, Boots and
Shoes, OlOakS. EtC.

We don't propose 10 write an ingeaio.r
advertisement quoting prices OF goods te
misiead the public. We will give you
prices 9. our counters that will be, 10 =
the leNst, startling. We don't Intead u
sell you Cabot A below cost as bait, ard
cheat on something not 80 familiar. We
sell 70 all alike and mark all goods i'm
PLAIN FIGURES. We have bat oxR r zen.
aud that the lowest. Most merchants
have "Bed Rocx~ prices. but we have got
ours in under ths bed rock," AMI now
our customers want to know what We are
resting on.s That question il momen-
tous one. 1t Is the first discovery OF that
region. We may not succeed on our
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
..Around the World In Chariot Of sons

"AFOund the WoFId In Q UhaFI0t o. Song.
Philip Philips, 40 well known, seems TO
haye gathered new inspiration in singing
during his pereeinations over the world. He
has added new and most attractive feature
in bis entertainment, "Sones Tllustratsdn and
''Town Illuminated" The sentiments Of the
songs he sings arc graphically portrayed and
crystalized before the audience upon q screen
in most artistically executed picture which
is produced by the Royal Photo 0ptican. His
singing alone is always worth the price OF
admission; but We propose TO avail ourselves
OF the opportunity Of seeing this new enter
tainment when his Chariot OF Song comes
this way, which will be Sept. 10th, 3Oth and
Oct. lst, at the Opera House, at 8p. m.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
Free c0neert.

A free concert was TO be given list night
~ the Presbyterian church By the Hemphil.
q Vine Go. Thls CO. il well and faVofably
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
rhe very best.

haye added TO my boot and shoe stock =
line of the celebrated Laird, Schober &
Mitchell, Philadelphia Fine Shoes for ladies,
misses and children Acknowledged by
dealers generally TO be the best value and
best fitting fine shoe made. Widths G, d, Il,
aud EE. A child can huy as cheap as man.
SAMUEL h. You've,
Soc Agent, Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
Muslin Underwear.

just received at T. NJ. French's new styles
lace pins.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
AlhnmE agnrl.ea.

AlNang MARKETS
Whes = Gec.
Oats $50
Butter Is Cts nar lb.
Eggs--25 cents per dor.
Hav -i4.co.
Potatoes cts p0r bHahel.
Beef foot. 2tSc(0 SIS
Apples rs cents per hu.
PORK &c par ID.
naeo1s hamas l25xe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30

2 you waps boots o shoes % . 4. ! 5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
Cheap for Cash.
Notice.

Wa,k horse for sale. Iuquire 1t this otiioe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30

"a RTEK On Sept 2stIs, S III Albans
ID the wife of " r Carte l GIRL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
SHANE& LONSWAY

Have a last aawswered with certain
sound,
nay nave removed their business ta
tns store formerly occupied by Eek, Baum
q Coz where they carry a mammoth
sock or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
Ny Reasons for Hearing Philip philips.

Carter has very large and first -claa
stock Of clocks to select from
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
His Dry Goods.

II you want blankets 70 to NJ. 4 s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
SHADE OF PROFIT
plan, but we swing out on Faith aud
Hope. t. king for motto
EXCELSIOR

RememOer we make speciality Of nne
imported
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30

At +, NJ. Freach'a is the place TO select
your watches and clocks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30
REAL ESTATE.

Value Of taxable property ss.s4a,ss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30

BORN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-09-30

The NJ. A. 7. has Just read with great
deal of sadness the following item ia an
Eastern paper Oregon imports much Of
the butter she consumes, though there Is no
better dairy country In the world than Ore
gon."
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-01-25
3'|I|||||''||||||||ls
cuRES ALL HUMORS,

-, . common BlOtch, or EruptIon,
.s sea1y ST ~ s bad sbood ars
:onauers%i by e shS ~Groas 1saiins VI
.r1s aapy heal under s bcrin e
s Specify Ias aaifss Ss. II ldpi HfsnsSs ara
,uring Tet Hcrs ives ives. Scr0s nt GUS Sores
a ,nd sWsfiinss, MP JDlnt or pi TSick,
Mnio and Enia-gcd Glands. serd ten
SecHS a stamns for q large treatise, with col
ems n ~ on Skin Diseases, or the same
, mount Tor treatise on seroGn!ors Aeetlon :;
"TME BLOOD ;a.Gso = ~ Is using m DE. Pierce,s
iIHnIen Nyedicn1 Discovery, and &OO0
5igsstion, q fair skin, buoyan. n sPi ~
III. Vital strength, ana foM@0's Va
constitution, will be estaphsheo'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-01-25
C0NSU MPTI0M

-vb,ch "a ScrOfulOus Dfseasc OF tne
promptly and e1 qeedy tafen
9os the last stages of the disease are reached.
p sTon its e Wonderful power over this terribly
fatal disease, when first offering this now ,e Gel
sbrated remedy to the RmpiSf, b R Gom.
snUusnt; On Cure, - but abandoned that name
SO too limited for q medicine which, from its
wonderful combination Of tonic. or strengLnem-
assjtora and n,1tritivc properties, is nnequaled,
hot only as a remedy Tor consumption OF the
lungs, but for all
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-01-25
Treasurer's Notice.

The following Warrants will be paid
OUT of the County General Fund ON pres
eTtation at my office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20
IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
THE REGULAR REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE
DAYS
At
LANsBURGH BROS.

Will be on sale
100 dozen ' Ladies' A1dnsn Collars for SC each
so aGrsa Gents Bicycle Hose. SOC. per pair. worth
1000 yards Embroidery .. 1oc. per yard, worth 14e
100 Remnsnts Of Jetsed Passementerie at less than
1000 pairs Scissors. all aisss. Sc, worth 15c.
100 aSae S r1 .a x s5 Gloves in black and eOor
100 dozen Lsdis. Lisle Thread Gloves. at 124c Per
Kid Gloves. in tan shsdea. Csc. Worth ii.
ps1 ss g Hus in lsssa' from to syda
Per yard. worth i5c ~ SaofS lengths loc.
case Of India Linen &C per yard, worth &c.
iO GSnn g in
20 dozen Turkish Towels, lie, full value CSC
Great Closns-Out Sale Of our Mirrora
,,y's. 0 ss l5Fs Of then as.es s
chance TO adorn your parlors ct q small expense
aas = lssss SSS.qS q and nf
Pc, 3 for 25c. and 10c.; sold almost anywhere q
ps1sns such IS Ksatneiy lssas T"ed Hnif W Ss
a yan We msl. III. q ~ Per L., than
immense stock ~ -'1"<" our
Thia !. chance to supply yourself with spring
prsttiest DESIGNS d the season. ct To- IL and 20
Please call and examine them,
lot Of Childrens Rihs, different styles At such lov
figures ss 3. 10 and hc; should b sod 10 almost
anyone looking 1t them. because they worth Con
sidefably more. 49,
lot q Stylish Dress Good. ~ kinds and qualities.
This being JOB lot We are enabled 10 show you
wonders OF bargains, a. We determined to efose
them out ~ eAo'0
Another lot Of nne French sattsen Remnants in dark
and light fgurssI ut l2c psr yard worth 25 and 3Oc
. cases Of Wamsutta Bleached Pillow Casine and
Sheehng Remnants 4S-iRch 125<c., ga nc
1O-4 Zoe, which 10 about onethird lea than regular
quotation 'esi
Ceases Of Bleached Cotton Remnants Barker Mi,,s
and Androscogxin. at exc. per yard
. cases Of Corded GinSham Remnants the i.te.t
designs fast eoors desirable length only Toe per y
| the bes. patternA ~ e'~~'S
The last lot Of the famous Double Width De Beirea
At loo. per yard. worth 2Sc,
Although their popularity ID already established MA
VIII again state that they are all in desirable ienxfhs
| OF plain and plaids to match. ~"ss"s
Besides the above there are any number of Remnanfs
OF Dress Goods in good desirable lengths and sHSes
II prices way below the regular value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

The railroads set UP pitiful wall over de-
crease In the receipts OF this month az compared
with the receipts OF April OF last year, and pro-
nounce dead loss due to the operation OF the
interstate commerce law. How do the receipts Of
March, 1885, compare with those OF last month,
when shippers were frightened by the croakings Of
the railroads and their evident Intention to make
good their prophecies OF evil as far as possible,
into straining every nerve to accomplish the
transportation OF two months In one, In order to
be exposed as little as possible TO the horrors OF
the new law? Just before the change the bust
ness was notably heavy, just after the change, in
the period OF uncertainty, the business is pro-
portionately light; and for the reason suggested.
There is no Indication as yet that the law will
necessarily reduce the transportation OF paying
passengers and freight by a person or pound.
And II it shall appear that with the same amount
OF paying business transacted the receipts OF the
roads are less the only conclusion reached will be
that Just and reasonable rates average less in
amount than unjust, unreasonable and discrimi-
mating rates. And this fact may as well be adj
mitted in advance, and treated as counterbalanced
by the saving Of expense In aboishing free trans
pOrtation under the pass system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20
ARTISTIC CrorH1so.

WHEN We SAY WE HAVE IN sToCx.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE AND AWAIT.
ING -FOUR JUDGMENT, A STOCK Or
READ1-MADK CLOTHING. THE PEER n
ALL THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF
STRICTLY YIRsT-cLAss GARMENTS OF
ANY THAT CAN BE TURNED OUT By THE
BEST OF MERCHANT TAILORs, AND AT
PRICES FULLY 50 PER CENT LOWER
THAN MERCHANT TAILOR CAN AF.
FORD TO MAKE THEM, WE KNOW ITS A
BROAD AND SWEEPING STATEMENT, BUT
As BUSINESS MEN. WHO HAVE REPu-
rAffoN TO MAINTAIN, We Would BE
SLOW TO MAKE AsTATEMENT WHICH WE
WERE NOT IN A POSITION TO PROVE,
KNOWING WHEREOF WE SPEAK, AND
WILLING TO ABIDE BY THE DECISION OF
THOSE WHO ARE COMPETENT TO JUDGE.
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE AN ExAM1-
NATION or oUR STOCK AND PRICES.
NEVER IN THE HISTORY OF OUR HOUSE
WERE WE III 40 GOOD poeITIoN TO CA.
TER 70 THE WANTS OF THE PEOPLE or
WASHINGTON AZ VIE ARE TO-DAY. MI.
YER BEFORE WE'RE WE ABLE 70 OFFER
SUCH STERLING VALUES As ARE TO-DAY
TO BE FOUND ON OUR COUNTERS. NEVER
BEFORE HAVE WE SEEN SUCH vARIE.
TT OF ELEGANT FABRICS HERE OR ELSE
WHERE. NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE AR
RIVED As NEAR TO PERFECTION IN FIT
AND STYLE AND ELEoANoE OF SHAPE
AS WE HAVE THIS SEASON IN OUR IN
COMPARABLE STOCK OF SPRING SUITS
FOR aENrLEMEN. FROM 41o TO $50 Is
OUR RANGE OF PRIoEa AT THE FIRST
NAMED PRICE WE ARE SHOWING ALL
WOOL sU1rrNas IN SACK AND GETAWAY
STYLES mat LEAST 30 DIFFERENT IA.
BRICs. IN THE INTERMEDIATE GRADES
WE ARE SHOWING ABSOLUTELY ALL
THAT'S WORTH HAvINo--rHAr HAS ANY
CLAIM TO DURABILITY. STYLE. AND
FASHION. AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF
els. HOWEVER WE ARE SHOWING A VA
RlETY OF SUITS LARGE ENOUGH 70
STOCK A GooD.s1zED CLOTHING. HOUSE.
THEY COME IN ALMOST EVERY con-
cE1vABLE DESIGN OF FABRICS, AND GER
TA1NLY IN EVERY STYLE OF GARMENT
FIT FOR MODERN Use. EXAMINE THEM,
LOOK THEM OVER. TWILL COST YOU
NOTHING, AND WE ARE ANXIOUS TO
HAVE YOUR JUDGMENT.
sAKs h COMPANY,
ARTISTIC c1oTH1ERs,
sp20 800 TO sos SEVENTH STREET.
NHE STAR INTERPRETATIONS ARE THE BEH
Manufactured expressly f9r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

1t. r. q ~
Engrsving % metal sn4 wood Monoersms and cres>B
ON sesls watches yewelry Card and print
ing. seal sng.ying IN slits essDchss Bookhinders'
sfamps marking and Nil kinds OF stamping aterls
Cold silver bullion enibroider1ng. keNiAs and al
kinds Of lodge psf&phsrpsliA mhl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

poor scotch lad turned millionaire, but, wholly
unspoiled By his good fortune Alexander Mitchell
was the same quiet, retiring man last week that
he was thirty years ago. lie gratied every reason
able fancy, but such fancies were few In mind as
severely practical as his. dozen years ago, so,
he took notion that he would serve term In
Congress. II was with him very much the same
sort OF recreative freak that sends rich New
Yorker TO Bermuda for winters visit and makes
New England railway king become collector OF
orchids. 1t bore no relation, near or remote, 10
the common activities OF his career. While he was
IN the House he did nothing but listen to speeches
by other persons and write one himself; and when
he had dutffully served his two years he went
home and devoted his mind again 10 transportation
problems by day and his nightly rubber at whist
with his friends. He led rather lonely existence,
with all his wealth, and probably did not rebel
against fate when he knew that his days were
numbered He was too rich, really, to get the
enjoyment out OF private life which thousands of
poor men know: and conscience was too strong an
element in his composition to permit Of his using
his means as so many other millionaires have
done, in debauehing politics by buying his way
into public place and power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20
A CLEVER SHopprs.
HER MORNING. rRtp.
ADVENTURES ON THE WAY.
IN SEARCH OF A BONNET.
Anew PRACTICAL HINTS.
A CHEAP FINE BONNET
ana
HOW TO PROCURE IT.

cIRVIR sHopPER, In search q Dsuns4 wfll b
apt nrst to visit the rstclass Millinery Stores. The
wall street OF Washington strange to say, is dotted
mere and theirs. with such sstablishmsntA She fits
rom store to store and carries In her minds eye
the fashionable spring Bonnet. ahe calculates the
cost Of the materas and beine assured the artiste
charge Tor the manipulation Of the ribbon and such
trimmings Is extravasantiy high, shesoon forsakes
street. Plenty Of the cheap elsewhere but oh. 30
nasty She has read the Advertisements In The Star,
ana rrettn8 abe did not read literally the frank cd
vertisement Of the merchant Who wrote Things are
not what they SEEM" abe again seeks more congeniA
Quarsers Being in search Of Spring Bonnet she Ii
attracted by display Of fashionable novelties, the
counterpart of the bonnets seen earlier in the morn
ing but remembering the terrific prices shs passes
but her 10 Attracted by card in show csse which
reads: Our Madame Namars trims for 75c., or
makes and trims Hats or Bonnets for e. Hgh-class
millinery at moderate prices should gain your
patronage" She enters the store and fnds . perfect
Of BOnnets and at prices that
make her give nigh Of relief. But being . practical
shopper she II not disposed to sivs the higher prices
necessarily asked for imported bennets. And why
need she? She finds endless variety Of Untrimmed
Hats and Bonnets and the Trimmings in quantities
and variety, and at prices akin 10 . Wholesale
than retail store. But more than that she finds an
artistic who can duplicate tho imported millinery to-
nicely. When the most lovely French Flowers lie
bought for 39c. Bunch. and Ribbons Feathers and
Trimmings. proportionately cheap; when frames the
latest and most fashionable, be had for 15c and
when they all be arranged true French style for
$2, one learns how to obtain cheap Fine Bonnet and
how to procure it IL to visit the PALA1S ROYAL the
corner Of Psnnsylvanis svenue and 18th street.
THE BARGAIN COUNTER of the Palais Royal con.
tains for TOMORROW Heavy Linen NOTE PAPER,
120 sheets for 18c. Fashionable Shape ENVELOPES,
100 for 1Sc Counter near door a No. l1l7 Psnnsyl-
vania avenue. apo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

The expert who has been comparing Parnell's
signatures with the signature TO the Times letter
has reported IL Is something like, and IL Is not
something like. II is something unlike but the
admitted signatures are also something unlike
each other. There are disparities, but the Times
signature. false, Is a very good imitation II
not, why notg Avast, thenl BY all means let
the expert have some more Parneu signatures TO
disSect and compare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

3NHE STAR REFRIqERATORs ARE THE BEST
.yso... '''1 Hi & s Y.1 9ss 8. ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20
A SIX YoUE RETAILER FOR TEE
,Jasrs Mass So Snor.

CArTIoNi-Some dealers recommend inferior goooo
in order 10 msk larger profit. This 10 tbs ORIGINAL
IS SHOE Bewxre Of limitations which acknowledge
their superiority by attempting 70 build upon to
NoSE GENUINE uSiISs BEARING THIS STAMP.
janis MEAkS -.
This Shoe for Gentlemen is made IN Button. Con-
cress aud Lace LED CaU Sksa. Upexcellsd in Iszra-
bsatp CO1/OT asd ypeaydncs. postal card sent 70
US will bring you information how ~ set THIS slos in
any state On terrtory. =
j. MEANS q co.
A Lincoln strsst1 Dostop, Masl
ur celebrated factory produces larger quantity Of
Shoes OF this grade than other factory ID the World
Thousands who wear tneu val tell yon the rcason II
Full lnes Of The sboye shes for sale m Warrington
SSHAs. isSs "a 4 ~ SoLbsTEIS sis ia
n y SHOE HOUSE,, 7fh aid sts- IN Georgetown b
Il SoNNkRa Z son. 3cae snd 30So n 81 nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

Hrea NOVELTIES. liz PAnAso1s.
In no previous season have shown such
large apd varied stock of Parssols. The differ
ent styles of hano1es are more numetoi and ar
tstie than ever. Ladies desiring to secure solne
EXAMINE our high Novelties" 10 secure va
riety we purchased only few Of each style,
hence an early inspection is advisable in order
10 obtain choice selection.
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS. in Satin, Silk and
Ponyee, in plain shades, fancy stripes, aud hg-
siio, $40, 81 e5. $3.50 $3.50, s1es.
ELEGANT LINE OF Ladies' "coaei;ng- Para.
soils. III silk. Satin. and pongee: insiescriba-
BILE variety Of plain colors fancy stripes. and
figures, comprising rare combination of har-
moniZing color effects: caoice assortment of
handles III fsncifu designs,
81 3D. 81 30, IL Us, ~. So. 80, S3, 1925,
81, St;n So, s5 % ~; ~ - and ny:
Cream. Ecru and Black; a variety of fancy han
.s4sS, 1913. SO. $3.50. $40, s11, sla15.
BLACK SATIN pARAsors lined with White.
Black aud Shaded silk handsomely trimmed
with wide Black Spanish Lace
$40, ~ hO %, ~ 90, and slO each.
EXCELLENT LINE Of Mourning Parasols.
$2.25, 3D. e. $3.50, $4.75 ST. and 1915
[1O13 F street side-between arehes.l
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP,
apo Corner of 18th and I SITS. H.. ".
TINE STAR REFRIGERATO S ARE THE BEST.
THE FAIR.
ap20-4t sig 7th ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

Il
EoR RENT-gwo lsooS.s on FIRST or sEooNr
Il Acct, unfinished, new honse: Is 7th O. NV
ap20-3t'
REsSs7 sAsT ,s cPl5o sTm1sisssdE
sht 10 asessepins allowed bath SOS. all mcdsEp I'm
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n91, rs fer Sfse Errosss oos St n;w AyIy
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ArS;-class. l5Os Vermont ave arp-3r
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!s,ss TO gentleman. Cali .i'sf sdsiSsf is$ ~
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lc cold water hath ON same heoT' sas Arply f. LIB
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II in family OF two adults: sentlcmen gentleman
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NOR RENT-Two COMM NICATTNG ROOMS on
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apS-3w'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

jacob Sharp brtstlas with threats Of what he
win do IL he is pressed too han. 5y the Broadway
railroad bribery prosecution That is Just what
the district-attorney would enjoy in an ordinary
Casa good Lively, sensational trial. in which the
prisoner at the bar would tell all he knows about
his associates in crime. II Mr.. Sharp can be made
10 talk by putting him in the dock II Is the grand
est opportunity OF the season for getting at the
inner facts OF this complicated business. Now let
the police open all their eyes, and who will be
the first big politician to start for Florida or Can
ada for his health when Jacob Sharps name IL
called By the court crier. They had better keep
watch OF such man, for the chances are that be
viii be wanted before the Jury quits It's box